Anyone else ready to see if the good ol USA takes out that disgusting fat ass from North Korea?

I always wondered what ever happened to morals. If a child was on the street being burned alive or tortured would you turn around and pretend you seen nothing, or would you intervene and try and protect it? Maybe americans do step in, but it's only because the rest of the world has forgotten that we are all human. No one deserves to suffer everyday just because a few people want to follow policy. Look at Germany with killing all of the Jews? If people didn't step in to help then how many more lives would have been lost? The out come was good. America is for the freedom but people should also enjoy where they live and not be forced out by fear. No one knows what the outcome will be, but I would rather say our country fought then to say we turned a blind eye! And with this I say good luck to all my solider friends who left this morning to Korea

@DidIHurtYourFeelings: I think its optimistic (to say the least) to assume that Western foreign policy always has good intentions.

If it was about removing dictators, then Saudi or Robert Mugabe would surely be the targets. The history of war (and empire) is the elite of one country wanting more wealth and power. That is as true now as it was in ancient times. Though of course it was sold differently. Citizens of the British Empire were told that their country was spreading Christian values and the rule of law.

Your analogy of protecting the kid doesn't work. The situation in Iraq and Syria is not comparable on any level.

@DidIHurtYourFeelings: I don't disagree about getting rid of the little pimple but we have to consider, who will replace him. One of his loyalists who may be just as bad, could take over and we would have done it really for nothing. On the other hand, if we select someone to take over then we become something else. The time to do something was way back in 94 when we knew within 6 months of the famous agreement brokered by the ever idiotic jimmy carter that his father was cheating and continuing with his nuclear program. By the time Bush got into office he was pretty well done.

@katielass: I agree with that. I think it will be good in the end. And I don't think many people really are that cruel they are being that way because they fear that guy, but if he's out of the picture then they can rebuild

@DidIHurtYourFeelings: It's entirely possible that some of those close to him are loyal out of fear, and thankful for a full stomach, but it begs the question. How to tell which are truly loyal and which would take him out if given a decent chance. If you were a cabinet member would you even mention it to another cabinet member? Isn't that how men have ended up with a bullet in the back of the head at the next cabinet meeting?

lmfao...Yeah, but maybe one day he'll choke on a piece of meat. And no one will help him. They'll all stand around him, watching him choke, he'll know it and won't be able to do anything.

@katielass: I really hope but I often wonder why anyone just hasn't taken care of Kim Jong yet. He can't be surrounded by people all the time.

@satanburger: He's a paranoid little twit who probably never sleeps in the same place two nights in a row and keeps his schedule to himself.

@katielass: I'm sure he treats the army way better than civilians. That's how that dictator is able to be in power for so long.

Though I secretly wish North Korean citizens would find a way to wipe out his loyalists.

@satanburger: Well, just like his old man he is starving his people so he does treat those close to him better. But he'll also put a bullet in your head if he suspects you of idk what. The entire entourage needs to be wiped out. They need a leader from the people, not the elite ranks.

The dumb ass dude is making threats towards Americans. Taking his ass out would kill two birds with one stone

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That's a really short middle finger.. like the rest of Kim Jong.